New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

the smaller GRAMS pssssn9ee Probably tWenty6 i've d
the bigger harbor tugs vsnEsd On the cpen courss
yesterday Tne Taismsn and Nicol were used ~ psss'
boats. The IMckeub4ch was chartered ~ nc
Corinthian Yatch Club and few its red and white nag
The tug zouave had the Larchmont Yacht Clubs flag ct
its fore and big party OF cutter experts aboard The
tug Pulvcr Jew two curious flags. tho red lion ram
pant OF Scotland yellow heli. with red border the
other tho eonmodorss ensign Of the Royal Yscht Club
ofToronto The Puver hung closely to the Thistle all
the way out and only left her the stake boat to get
home to the finish in time. The tn, Runyon few another
big yellow flag Of Scotland With picturesque red Hon.
It had party of Scotch enthusiasts from NewJerssy
aboard The Harry Russell and the James Bowen were
well filed with Volunteer boomers" Some other we'll
known tugs in the wake OF the were the White
water. the Ida L. Tebo and the Charm. The tugs had
probably 500 people aboard.
TIs STEAM YACHTS AND THE PEOPLE ON THEM.
The string OF steam yachts shorter than either
Tuesday Thursday. The Electra had few guests
besides the Regatta Committee. Tho Mohican had lot
OF well-known Scotch people aboard Mrs. William
Clark the wife OF OF the owners Of tbs yacht acted
hostess, Commodore Clarks wife being at home In
Scotland Commodore Clark the yacht and 50
Mrs. Bell the wife Of the Thises representative
owner. Among the other PASSENGERS we're Sir Liouei
sackylle West the British Minister st Washington Com
modore Carruthers OF the Kingston Yacht Club; William
Clark. of Newark DR.. Chaoner Dr. Donald and Mr. and
of the feet and missed tho greater part Of the down
and back
Jay Gonlds Atalanta not down yesterday. The
Te, recently the property Of the Young Napoleon
Ives, IN tne hands OF Commodore starbuck again,
looked almost big the Atalana and taken for
the Gould yacht frequently Tho white hulled Magnolia
had q small party aboard. J. Pierpont Nor
Eans Corsair little late for the
first part Of the Tho Boston
yacht Ibis. with salmon-co Iored pilot house, con-
verted schooner really follow cd the down and
back Some other steam yachts In the heet were the
Cora the Oneida the Aida and the Wanda Inc revenue
cutters Grant and Manhattan were ia at the hhlsh'
The police boat Patrol vas on hand. As USUAL,
though little for It's services WAS found There was
crowdlns confusion the start anywhere else
The yachts had all the eeway they waute ana the Doat
the fleet kept carefully astern and Oh the windwari
side OF the Only Office there any appearance
OF TO the Thistle and that was whom steamer
her bows tive three hundred yards ahead
Few sailing yachts equal 10 the beat out so Tai
only the Titana the sache and the Dauntless ran
distance from the lghtship. The Tania tf1ea
conclusions for while with the Thistle but fel behind
finish line when the Volunteer crossed over two miles
abesd of tho from tho Clyde. Taken together tho
fleet the largest. perhaps that ever followed race
the outside course
The feet OF COURSE struggling down from the Lower
BAY did get fairly together until the run out 70 the
stakeboat half rhe Thistle fell tr leewsrd
gradually the tack heightened out toward the
Rockaway beaches and the tugs aud steamers coming
from NswYork had 10 fall In liae on her lee Tow OF
them drawing up into naiiinx distance. the scotsman
raised laugh by putting out canvas sign, copied aIer
the Volunteers on Tuesday